SUPER LIGHT LIQUID BLUE

Description

Ultramarine Blue for Paper Industries:
Ultramarine Blue is used for whitening of cellulose pulp and coloration of outside coating on colored and stucco paper in paper industry.
The Pigment has Excellent dispersibility
Low Moisture and Low sulphur helps in producing a kind of blue writing paper.
Ultramarine Blue for Plastic Industries
Ultramarine blue Grade is eminently suitable for application in all types of plastics.

The high heat resistance and light fastness of ultramarine in general along with its insolubility makes it ideal colorants for almost all kinds of thermoplastic and thermo setting polymers.
Low particle size and high milling fineness makes it disperse easily and has high light fastness.
Compatibility with all kinds of Polymers.
Improved appearance in brightness, transparency and surface smoothness.
Ultramarine Blue For Inks and Packaging Industry
Ideal in screen, flexographic and gravure inks. They are also widely utilised in hot stamping foils.
The pigment is heavy metal free, lightfast, easily dispersed, non-migratory and insoluble in all solvents.
Good light resistance and Low Oil absorption.
Heat resistant and well suited to heat cured applications.
Ultramarine has a bright, clean colour that is additionally ideal for colour correction roles.

Ultramarine Blue for Coating and Paint Industry
Ultramarine because of its hydrophilic nature has been very suitable to disperse in all common adhesive such as casein and other natural binders and more recently in the synthetic resin emulsions Ultramarine blue grades can be widely used either alone or with other pigments to produce various shades for all types and distempers.
Due to extreme fineness of the grades these disperse uniformly producing flawless tint and finish.
Exterior gloss paints apart; ultramarine blue grades are very useful for paint pigments and are used in almost all types of surface coatings.
For example, exterior blue under coats may be pigmented with ultramarine as the pigment grinds quickly and gives full colour value for money.
Cellulose pencil lacquers are often required to be formulated from non toxic components and here ultramarine blue is very popular.
For emulsion paints as well as distempers and water paints of all types ultramarine has been very suitable for its high alkali resistance and dispersion properties. Ultramarine blue is also preferred for artist colour and crayons due to its shade purity and non toxicity
Ultramarine Blue For Laundry and Textiles
Laundry blue is a solution of synthetic ultramarine that is widely used to improve the appearance of textiles, especially white fabrics. White fabrics acquire a slight color cast after use. Since blue and yellow are complementary colors in the subtractive color model of color perception, adding a trace of blue color to the slightly off-white color of these fabrics makes them appear whiter.
Ultramarine blue is the most commonly used laundry blue. It gives a violet blue color and makes a fine powder and thus becomes a suitable blue for laundry.
It is safe to use as it is not harmful to the fabrics. Bluing is to be done only when the fabric is free from soap or detergent used for washing the cloth. Ultramarine blue being not insoluble in water, the coloring matter is held in suspension, and so the water must be stirred each time before use.